The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20


clearings today aggregated ll,79o..
900.
New York, September l9.-Rsnk
clearings today were S7S, 800, 395; bal.
ancse, $4,952,4S5.
BosroN, MASS, September l9.-Bsnk
clesrings today were $l2,7SS, 566; bal.
snces, 81, 8ol, POI.
ST. LOUIS, No, September l9.-The
bank clear,ngs today were sS,062, 432;
balances, $38S. 6l0.
BALTIMORE, Md, September 10
Bank clesrinRs today were 81, $3.50. 557
balsns les, sos. 667.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September TO-
The bank clearings today were
IS, 7l0, 239; balances, II ,S3S,7i5.
GRAIN. PROvIsIONs. GROCERIES.
INV YoRK, September l9-The
visible supply Of grain Saturday. Sep.
tember l7tb, ne compiled by the New
York Produce Exchange, was rs fol.
lows: Wheat, 81, O7l 800 bu; decrease,
l3s,5Sl bu. Corn, 1870 429 bu; in.
crease, AGA. $40 bu. Oats, Ass. 326
bu; increase, 370,sO7 hn. Rye, 3iS,.
Gal bu; increase, 32,077 bu Barley,
6s0,359 bu; Increase, lt6,s05 bu
Stocks OF grain In store September
18th: Wheat, 4,9sS. 728 bu; corn, $685..
III bu; cats, 395, 204 bu; rye, is 9lS
bu; barley, 1884 bu; malt, 234,0SS
bu; peas, 1860 bu.
CHICAGO, Ill, September ia
little more interest conferred in the
wheat market today, aud speculative
trading was trifs larger. The open
Ing was rather weaker and prices tCi.ic
lower, but rallied some on the eoyer.
ing OF some shorts, ard then reacted,
ruling weak due 10 the liberal receipts
at Minneapolis. Later II recovered ic,
ruled quiet and firm, which was the
result OF some buying based on indica.
tons that the visible supply would
show decrease, and held steady when
the visible supply was announced,
showing q decrease Of l69,0 900 bushels,
and cloted about ic higher than Sat.
urday. Cablee were dull. Receipts al
twelve points segregated $50 900 bush.
els and shipments 3d., 600 bushels.
Export clearings we're only 10000
bushels from three p Drts. There were
some export orders In the market for
No. 2 spring wheat, but the advance
In through European ffelphis checked
trading. 0Stuber opened at 6sIC9Ssic,
ranged from 6Sl to 69c, and closed al
6si@8slc.
Corn sold today within 4 range.
The opening price was the lowest for
the day, being from 1 , 10 lc under the
closing oil Saturday. October opened
at 40s ;. cold at Ale, then ba1k TO 40ic,
and returned to ilc at p. m, closing
10 higher, showing q net z iin o, H.
over the fnal figures Of Saturday.
Trading was almost entirely local, and
was OF rather small volume. As In
wheat, the bulls were decidedly care.
iul.
Data were quiet and issturelsss.
Buyers and sellers being both In small
attendance, there was nothing 10
caufe important fluctuations, aud
prices did not vary materially from
salurday'o closirg geo ations.
Provisions were B'eadir, but hnsl.
ness was oi reduced volume. Ole
ings were lighter. A fow buying ~.
ders came in, and In executing them
prices we're bid up l2l TO- pork, Ia
7lc Tor lard, sos Tor Octoler short ribs,
aud &c forJ January, bat lard and sbori
ribs, especially near by months, do.
ciined 2l@7lc bolofe the close Of tho
afternoon 80 HiDn. Lard for Os,ober
sold al 81 32lC5 37l. ard closed at
% IS; January ~ 10 37!Cr8 ~. Oclo.
Der short ribs sold a. So lCBs 80, aid
cloesd at So 42i January, 50 25@,8 80
Pork, fl2 2O9l2 30; January, az 80
The leading iulurel TingoI % fol.
lows:
Wheat, No. 2-scptember opened
st 67lc, highest 03i, 10 vest 67ic, clos.
ing at 67ic; October opened a, 6sis,
highest b9c, lowest 8S,c, closing At
este; November opsned nj 90 A., hi9h.
Get 7Olc, lowest 0gii, closing At 7olc;
December opened NJ III, higheIt
Tile, lowest Tic, closing at 7llo.
Dorm, No. 2-Sepiember opened al
40sc, highest ALEC, lowest 4Olc, clos.
Ing at Az; October opened At 40li,
highest All, lowest 4Oit, closing at
4lls; November opened at 4Ils, high.
est 4llc, lowest 40ic, closing at 4ltc;
May opened nj 4llc. highest 4itc,
lowest AL ,, closing at 4ii'.
Oats, No. 2-Septembcr opened nj
oslo, highest 25ls, lowest ", closing
at 26tc; October opened At 25lo, high.
est 26tc, lowest 25lc, closing at este I;
November opened at este. highest
25la, lowest 2bic, closing at 25ic; May
opened At 29ii, highest 29ic, lowest
20ia, closing nj 29i.
Mess pork, per bbl-Yea opened at
$500; January opened Al fl2 20, high.
est sl2 30, lowest sl2 20, closing at
tl2 80.
Lard, per 100 lbs-seplemb opened
at 80 32t. highest % 80. lowest % 32i,
closing at % 80; October opened At
" 32t, highest " IS, lowest ~ 32t,
closing al IS IS; November opened At
90 30, highest IS S2I, lowest 50 30,
closing ~ " 3li; January opened at
10 80.
Short ribs, per 100 lbs-s,p'ember
opened at IS 22i. highsst IS 30, lowest
s. 22i, closing al Is 42i October
opened at IS 22i higoest IS 30, low.
est 81 22i, closing ut ts 42I January
opened 1t 80 Is, highrs, " ga, lowest
81 -, cloeing NJ 90 27I
Cshh quotations we're A. iOll0We:
Flour quiet and ft'ong No.
spring wheat. 87tG6Sc. No 3 spring
wheat, 6lic; NJ. 9 rcd, 70lC970lc, No
2 corn. Ale; No 2 oaa, 25S
asked No. 2 ryo, 37e; No 2 barley
Zoe, No. lSmeGd. 81 03I, print
timothy seed, sl2l@l p.
Moss pork, per pbI, slb9lb 25
lard, perlOO iba, 50 5000 500 shor
rib nidce, loose, IS 30, dly ealies
shoulder', boxed, 50 2j@j 49, Ghor
clear s.dos, boxed, S. 1908 80.
Whisky, 6istiller' flashed goods
per gallon, 81 10. ,
Sugar, cut Loaf, 6lls7c; formulated
0hc asked Of sndard A, 0l95is.
. Reooipts-flour, 27,0U bilgi wheat
$1,000 bu; corn, 35iOOO bu ohta